Google introduces 5 amazing AI tools

21st October 2024

2 minutes read

Google offers numerous AI features and services tailored to various use cases, beyond the well-known “Gemini.”

Here are 5 AI services from Google that go beyond the typical AI chatbot, providing comprehensive solutions for both users and developers.

Workspace
Google has deeply integrated several AI features within “Workspace” across the apps we use daily, such as “Gmail” and “Docs.”

Google Workspace subscribers can now draft projects, summarize content, and even edit content within Google Docs with the help of “Help Me Write.”

Additionally, Gmail users can summarize, respond, or shorten responses using AI. Business users with “Google Workspace” subscriptions or those with “Google One AI Premium” can use these features on both desktops and smartphones.

Circle to Search

“Circle to Search” is perhaps the favorite feature for many on smartphones, using AI to recognize images and enable reverse image searches.

Google has recently added new capabilities, including music detection and automatic text translation on the screen. Reports suggest that more Android smartphones will soon gain “Circle to Search,” allowing more people to experience Google‘s latest mobile AI innovations.

Gemma
“Gemma” is similar to “Gemini” for building chatbots, but unlike “Gemini,” “Gemma” consists of multiple small and large language models. It’s lightweight and offers exceptional performance for Google‘s open-source AI.

Vertex AI

“Vertex AI” is Google‘s most advanced multimodal model, offering access to various “Gemini” and “Gemma” models for companies, which can be used to create texts, images, videos, and more.

This tool includes Google’s most advanced reasoning capabilities, enabling companies to build next-gen AI-powered applications. However, it’s only available for developers and businesses for a fee.

AI Studio

Google‘s “AI Studio” is an optimal AI tool for developers. It allows the design and development of AI services powered by either the “Gemini” or “Gemma” models. Users can also choose and refine the model that works best for their use case through several adjustments.